Japanese Government Site For Whistle-blower Finally Launches, Still Insists Non Existing “.com”
Posted on January 27th, 2010 by Akky Akimoto
As we reported [1][2], Japanese government opens a website for people to inform wasted tax money or irrational rules issues directly to them.
The domain name, after squatted, is “http://www.cao.go.jp/” which guarantees the website is by government. However, they do not stop using “Hatomimi.com” [J] logo and tries to send confuse people to the squatter’s site.
Author Information Akky Akimoto is one of the first pro-bloggers [J] in Japan. As an individual he writes for Asiajin and his own Japanese weblog. He also produces web services including IvRead.com and Narabe.com. Twitter @akky One Response to “Japanese Government Site For Whistle-blower Finally Launches, Still Insists Non Existing “.com””
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[...] [Update 2010-01-27] It has been launched. [...]